router

What it means

One user-invoked skill that names all the other skills and when to reach for each, so a human has one thing to remember instead of many. A router can only point at other skills, never fire them itself: naming is all it does.

In this fork

/ask-alex is the router over this whole set: describe a situation, and it names the skill or sequence that fits, plus where the human decisions in that sequence sit. It is not a step inside any flow — every flow is a destination the router can point you to, not the other way around.

See also

• Skills, flows, and harnesses — where the router fits among the other layers.
• SKILL-MECHANICS.md's "Router skills" section — the mechanical reasoning for why router skills exist, for anyone writing a new one.